Happy birthday bobby doerr
 

He is the oldest living member of the Baseball Hall of Fame, Bobby Doerr, celebrated his 92nd birthday with well wishes from his friends and fans in Junction City Saturday at Guaranty Chevrolet.

Dierr was inducted into the HOF by the Veterans Committee in 1986.

Doerr (Boston) and Lou Whitaker (Detroit) are the only two men in MLB history to play only one position for one team their entire career for more than ten seasons.

The nine-time All-Star, Doerr, played second base for the Boston Red Sox from 1937 to 1951.http://www.kval.com/sports/89856057.html

More importantly, Sgt US Army

Happy Bday #1
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The nicest HOF'er I ever met.
 

... was Bobby Doerr. Bob Feller a close 2nd.

Got a ball with Teddy ballgame, Yaz and Doerr (all at the same show) they were all in sep. rooms, Doerr was alone on the lower level. When we went to get his sig. there was no line, no handler, just him sitting at table twiddling his thumbs. got to sit and chat with him for over 20 minutes! We even went and got him a soda and a piece of Pizza. I felt bad that he was being neglected, esp. considering how grumpy Yaz was that day.

Cheers to Bobby!

Leo.

Happy Birthday Bobby!
 

Happy birthday, Bobby!

Happy birthday bobby doerr
 

class act on the way, a very nice man!

Jimmy

why did he retire so young (and coming off a pretty good year)was there an injury??

Heckuva player and a great guy:

I've always thought his '41 Play Ball card was a work of art.

Thanks for showing your copy, Blair.

b d
 

happy birthday to one of the best---in so many ways!!!

best,
barry

You are most welcome...any excuse to show off my Red Sox! :)

Cheers,
Blair

1941 Double Play.....
 

1941 Double Play of Lefty and Bobby....

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I'm reading this book right now. Doerr, Pesky, Williams and Dom Dimaggio. Great stuff.

Happy Belated Birthday
 

Okay, so a day late but Happy Birthday Anyway Bobby!

THE Best TTM signer on earth.

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Only the best to Bobby and Bob...
 

I must agree with Leo. Bobby Doerr and Bob Feller were: Hall of Fame ballplayers, great citizen soldier/sailor and the best ambassadors for the National Pastime ever.

Best wishes for many happy years and (hopefully) several more!

Steve

A fine gentleman...........
 

I know I'm a bit late with this post. Bobby Doerr is one of the finest gentlemen of the game. When asked, most of his contemporaries would name Bobby Doerr as one of the nicest ballplayers. He befriended a somewhat boisterous and unconventional rookie in 1939 named Williams when most of the team didn't know quite what to make of "the kid"........they became life-long friends. It's too bad he had to retire at such a young age (34) in 1951 due to back problems. He most certainly would have added significantly to his statistical numbers had he played 3-4 more years, and he was always great with the leather.